The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-12-09

New line OF fur caps at L. U. keed
& Cos.
New and staple groceries just ar
rived at F. II. Willis
sylvie Burke is representing the
Sioux City Seed and Nursery Co.
On the I'd inst. very nearly enough
snow fell for sleighing-but not quite
enough.
Finest tricot fannels at wholesale
prices at T. C. Reed & Cos.
Frank Cate left yesterday morning
for Pine Island, Mimi, where he will
spend the winter.
Arbuckle's coffee 20 cts. per. pound,
Roasted Rio coffee 20 cts. per. pound,
Green coffee, extra, IS cts. per. pound
at FIJI. Willis
Fine line Of ladies' shawls at T. G.
Reed & Cos,
G.. E. Tarbox, an old time resident
of Warner, was in town Saturday re-
newing acquaintances. He is now in
business at Greedy Center, Iowa.
Largest line of gloves and mittens
in the city at T. G. Reed & Co.'S.
Ed Kraetsch, who formerly ran a
blacksmith shop here, was in town on
business last Friday and Saturday.
Ed is preparing to go to Oregon.
Granplated sugar 13b for $r.oo at
F. II. Willis
After the exercises in school house
No. 2, there will be a meeting of the
South Warner Literary society to de-
termine disposition Of lastyear's funds.
Jay Cook is the happiest man living
within a radius of one hundred miles
of the metropolis known as Warner.
1t is a fine oH pound boy, arrived
Wednesday, and all concerned are do
ing nicely.
Prints. ginghams and dress goods
away down at T. G.. Reed & Cos.
The concert to have been given in
school house No. 2, owing to some
misunderstanding, has been indei-
nitely postponed. There will be
the usual spelling exercises on that
evening, Dec. IS.
Very large assortment Of ladies' and
gents underwear at T. g. Reed &
Cos.
Robert Saunders purchased a nice
new stove one evening last week, load
ed il very carefully into his wagon, and
linen allowed ms team 10 run away.
The course taken by the team was
marked for several miles by pieces of
pipe and broken stove. Tie next
morning Bob came to town, purchased
another stove and wheeled It home in
a wheel-barrow.
d. d. Malory's fresh oysters always
on hand at F. II. Willis
Horns saloon is getting to be a
notorious dive and our citizens will be
thansful when the local option law
closes ii up. Last night Horn pound
ed an intoxicated farmer over the
head with a billiard cue, cutting him
severely, When the farmer finally
got started for home his team ran
away and collided with a telegraph
pole, smashing the buggy and dislo-
eating his shoulder.
Brown Bros, Of Aberdeen, late
Ralph L. Brown and Thomas 81
Brown, who have SO long done bust
ness Immediately east of the u. S.
land Office, have now removed to
rooms over Hlgerty & MARBLES bank.
They are ready, as in times past, to
attend to legal business, to loan mon
.ey on first or second mortgage and To-
practice before the II. S. land office.
Give them acall at their new quarters.
New line of gents over shirts, from
the cheapest TO the best, at t. ca
Il eed & Cos.
On Wednesday night last Il. e.
Ehamplain and wife went 10 bed leav-
Ing the door Of the parlor stove open,
and about fouro clock III the morning
when they were awakened By the cry
ing Of their baby So much gas had
escaped into the room that they were
almost snaocated and neither Mr.. Of
Mrs Champlsln were able to stand,
aud il was ON time before they re-
sevefe Gfoton independent.